ESG Reporting & Disclosure
New course! Mandatory and voluntary ESG reporting has been growing year-on-year for the past decade, first in separate ESG reports but increasingly in the audited annual reporting cycle. Gain confidence in this rapidly evolving space of climate- and ESG-related reporting to support your organization's reporting requirements.
Date:
June 30, 2022
Time:
8:00 - 10:30 a.m. EDT
13:00 - 15:30 BST/GMT
Presented By:
Tom Herbstein, Instructor and Advisor
Session Length:
2.5 hours - Delivered live virtually and
recorded for those who cannot attend live
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Mandatory and voluntary ESG reporting has been growing year-on-year for the past decade, first in separate ESG reports but increasingly in the audited annual reporting cycle. How can risk professionals best use these types of reports? And how can they contribute to the reporting of their own organizations? This is a rapidly evolving space and risk managers would benefit from staying on top of how it develops.
This training enables risk professionals to use ESG reports and disclosures from other organizations, and to contribute to the ESG reports and disclosures of their own organizations. The training provides an overview of ESG reporting, the factors driving its growth, and the differences and similarities of various reporting initiatives. It also provides practical insight in what to expect from an ESG report: what should be included, how it should be structured, and what "good" looks like in terms of stakeholder engagement and communication.
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- Any finance professional interested in the impact the zero-carbon transition will have for the financial assets and the financial services sector
| About Our Experts |
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Tom Herbstein has been at the helm of sustainable finance for over 15 years. This included managing ClimateWise, the largest global insurance industry network on climate change risk where he led industry-wide disclosure and climate risk research activities. He also supported early development of the Taskforce on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) including models to quantify physical, and transition risks for investment and lending portfolios.
Tom regularly advises global governments on green finance, fintech, and financial inclusion.
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| Sustaining, Corporate, and RIM Members |
$199 |
| Contributing Member and Non Member |
$239 |
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